A good 9ct gold signet ring that was made in Birmingham in 1936. It has been engraved with the head of a spaniel. A must for any dog lovers! }

An 18ct gold and carnelian men's signet ring that was made circa 1830-1845. The large oval banded two tone carnelian, an orange variety of chalcedony, features a finely carved intaglio of an armorial crest. It is composed of two fleur de lis, one within a shield and a helmet above. This is set into a wide tapered 18ct gold band that has been carved with decorative repoussee detail typical of the late Georgian and early Victorian period. }

A good quality 18ct gold signet ring that was made in 1924. It can be engraved with a crest or monogram or just left plain. }

A very good looking Victorian heavy gage 18ct gold ring that was made in Birmingham in 1873. It has been set with a bloodstone that can be engraved with a crest or monogram if wanted. The shank is a great design with Y shapes on either side and engraved patterns. it is a wonderful looking ring. }

A really good late Victorian 18ct gold signet ring that has been set with a bloodstone. The shank is particularly nice with continuous lines around it. It is a heavy gage so feels really good when worn. The bloodstone can be engraved with a monogram or crest if wanted. }

A stylish 18ct gold signet ring that was made in the 1920s. It has been set with a rectangular plaque of lapis lazuli. On either side are step cut shoulders that are typical of the Art Deco period. The lapis can be engraved with a crest or a monogram. }

A large heavy gage 18ct gold signet ring that was made in 1878 in Birmingham. It has been set with a plain bloodstone that can be engraved with a monogram or crest if wanted. The shoulders are particularly good on this ring with a cross over ribbon design on to a reeded shank. }

A very good quality 18ct gold signet ring that was made in London in 1873. It has been set with an oval plaque of lapis lazuli that has been engraved with an intaglio of a bull's head. A wonderful ring for a Taurean! }

An attractive 9ct gold signet ring that was made circa 1890. It has been set with a carnelian which is a type of agate. It has been engraved with an intaglio of two cross keys. "The Keys of Heaven" refers to the image of crossed keys used in ecclesiastical heraldry, to represent the metaphorical keys of the office of Saint Peter. The key symbol means so many other things too. It can be a symbol of personal knowledge, a key to unlock inner strength and contentment. It can also symbolise virginity and virtue, two very important concepts in medieval and Early Modern times. }

A good 9ct gold signet ring set with an oval carnelian that features a lion intaglio with paw outstretched. It was made in 1963 by the well known firm Charles Green & Sons. }

A good heavy gage and very stylish 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1880. It has a plain rectangular top with a buckle on either side and a wide shank. It is a really unusual design and in very good condition. The top can be engraved with a crest or monogram if wanted. }

An unusual and good looking 15ct gold signet ring that was made in Birmingham in 1866. It has been set with a bloodstone that has an intaglio of dividers and a set square and is a well known Masonic symbol. The shoulders have been decorated with an unusual pattern. }

An interesting 18ct gold signet ring that has been set with a bloodstone with a carved intaglio of a bare man with laurel leaves around his waist. He is holding a sword in his left hand and a key in his right hand. It is the Murray family crest. It is described as a 'Demi-Man Wreathed About The Head And Loins Vert, Holding In His Dexter Hand A Dagger, Hilt And Pommel, And In His Sinister A Key.' }

An interesting and quite early 9ct gold ring with a fine detailed carnelian intaglio of a coat of arms. It has an English Knight in the centre holding a sword within a shield . Above is an Earl's coronet and above and to the side knots and tassels. It was made circa 1770. }

A 9ct gold signet ring with a raised Welsh Dragon on top. The Welsh Dragon is a heraldic symbol that appears on the national flag of Wales. The oldest recorded use of the dragon to symbolise Wales is in the Historia Brittonum, written around AD 829, but it is popularly supposed to have been the battle standard of King Arthur and other ancient Celtic leaders. This ring is a good size and would be ideal for anyone with Welsh connections. }

A large 9ct gold signet ring that was made in Birmingham in 1989. It has been set with a plain red synthetic stone to imitate a ruby. It looks pretty impressive when worn. }

A good 14ct gold signet ring that was made circa 1880 in Germany. The crest has a fleur de lis in the centre with a helmet and wings above. The shank twists elegantly around the finger. There is another ring on our site with the same crest but with banded onyx. We purchased the two rings together. }

A striking 14ct gold signet ring that has been set with an oval carnelian with a Masonic intaglio. It is difficult to say when it was made but I would say in the 1940-1950 period. }

A good 18ct gold signet ring that was made in 1900. It has a lovely decorated shank with a fluted design. It has a carnelian in the top that can be engraved with a crest or monogram if wanted. This ring can be worn by either sex. This ring is size UK N. }

A good Victorian 18ct gold signet ring that was made circa 1880. The carnelian has a carved intaglio of a cockerel's head with an inscription in French "Toujours Pret" meaning "Always ready". This ring would be ideal for someone who has a sense of humour! }

A rare ancient carnelian intaglio depicting Minotaurus attacking a youth. Minotaurus was a monster with a human body and a bull's head. He is said to have been the offspring of Pasiphaë and the bull sent from the sea to Minos, who shut him up in the Cnossian labyrinth, and fed him with the bodies of the youths and maidens whom the Athenians at fixed times were obliged to send to Minos as tribute. The monster was finally slain by Theseus. It is set in a Roman setting in 18ct gold made circa 1820 when the Grand Tour was in full swing and such early treasures were set in ring mounts and sold to the tourists. }

An unusual 18ct white gold ring set with small diamonds around an onyx intaglio with a crest of a stag. There is a motto below. It reads "Ratio Regnum Regat" which means "Reason Rules the Kingdom".The shank has diamond set shoulders and is decorated with engraved work. It was made circa 1920 in America but is a Scottish crest so a branch of the family most probably commissioned it to be made. }

A smart 9ct gold signet ring set with a carved carnelian intaglio of the Prince of Wales feathers above a coronet and Knight's helmet. Below is a shield which has within a cross and a horn. }

A good quality and very well carved bloodstone signet ring featuring a winged eagle surmounting a helmet, a lion rampant, and guard with central crest.It is 18ct gold. }

A good signet ring set with a very well carved carnelian intaglio of a crest with torso surmounted by an eagle and two flags. It is comfortable to wear and a good size. }